Faculty of Lawhttp://hdl.handle.net/123456789/32019-09-15T22:57:45Z2019-09-15T22:57:45ZConsumer justice in Bangladesh: a critical study of laws & rulesKhan, Zahangir Alamhttp://hdl.handle.net/123456789/11122017-06-15T10:53:30Z2017-06-15T00:00:00ZConsumer justice in Bangladesh: a critical study of laws & rules
Khan, Zahangir Alam
This research Work for the degree of ‘Doctor of Philosophy in Law’.
2017-06-15T00:00:00ZEmpowerment of women: Problems and issues in the context of BangladeshShiuly, Noornaher Begumhttp://hdl.handle.net/123456789/9862016-10-23T10:52:22Z2016-10-23T00:00:00ZEmpowerment of women: Problems and issues in the context of Bangladesh
Shiuly, Noornaher Begum
The thesis “Empowerment of women: Problems and Issues in the
Context of Bangladesh” examines the barriers for which empowerment
of women cannot reach in its expectation level. It also searches the
loopholes of the existing laws and practices related to women’s right.
Sometimes, it is argued that, there are sufficient laws for the protection of
women’s right though not implemented. This study disrobe that women
are still unaware about their rights. When their knowledge of law is in
such a plight, then obviously they, cannot understand how their rights are
violated.
Empowerment of women is a complex phenomenon consisting of legal,
social, political, economic and cultural undercurrents and overtones. It
cannot be obtained overnight as there is no jacket formula. Even, most of
the developed countries yet to reach in their optimistic level. Our women
are experiencing some legal reforms through male-dominated orthodox
social norms. However, women are trying to enhance their position at
home as well as outside. Government and other related sectors are
working to ensure their legal, socio-economic and other rights.
The present study discovers that the patriarchal like Bangladeshi women
cannot lead their lives and enjoy their property according to their own
choice. Sometimes women are accountable to their husband and even to
their parents in every aspect of their livelihood. They are not properly
evaluated in their work place having all qualities, often compared with
men and their performance and contribution is undermined. The study
focuses that although the women are empowered legally, socially,
economically or even politically, they are abide by the socio-cultural
norms of the society.
This theses Submitted to the department of Law, University of Dhaka in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the degree of Master of Philosophy.
2016-10-23T00:00:00ZNormative and institutional responses to torture in BangladeshAra, Raushanhttp://hdl.handle.net/123456789/7852015-11-08T12:17:08Z2015-11-08T00:00:00ZNormative and institutional responses to torture in Bangladesh
Ara, Raushan
This thesis examines the normative and institutional responses to torture in Bangladesh to identify the norms and institutional responses in the light of international standards linked with the existing trends and try to sketch the future schemes to provide solutions for making the struggle against torture more effective. The findings of the thesis focuses existing and upcoming strategies of our country especially within the State Organs i.e., the Legislature, Judiciary and the Executive and try to interpret those with the international standards with a view to find out how far Bangladesh needs to go for having an anti-torture regime of a reasonable standard.
The study commences with an in-depth analysis of all the international standards regarding the prohibition of torture first and then provides the historical practices of torture, the horrible methods of torture used all through the history including the torture methods used by various public authorities in our country. The thesis next presents a critical analysis of the normative responses of Bangladesh regarding torture and explains how the Organs of the State are responding towards these. It reveals hidden obstacles that are hindering in the realization of international obligations of Bangladesh. The thesis with its field work also reveals that even if there are many obstacles, the State is constantly trying to overcome those. It presents that any anti-torture policy cannot be implemented if the three Organs of the State are not working together, prohibition of torture in order to be absolute requires the integration of all the activities of three Organs; one cannot fulfill the obligation without the help of the others. The study concludes by suggesting steps to be followed by the State in order to move towards an anti-torture regime perfectly.
This thesis submitted for the degree of Ph.D. in Law.
2015-11-08T00:00:00ZReview of the current legal and institutional mechanisms in relation to the environment pollution control in BangladeshHasan, Mahmudulhttp://hdl.handle.net/123456789/4892014-11-24T09:23:07Z2014-11-20T00:00:00ZReview of the current legal and institutional mechanisms in relation to the environment pollution control in Bangladesh
Hasan, Mahmudul
Increasing industrialization and lack of waste treatment is leading to major environmental pollution problem in many parts of Bangladesh, impacting on both aquatic and non-aquatic ecosystems and the population who depend on them for their livelihood activities. Environment, the message of which has a strong correlation with the subtle human existence, are a burning issue around the world. Every country desires to have better environments for which all possible efforts are being adopted to make the people aware and educated about the environment, to control unwise use of resources, to keep environment pollution free. Legal framework is also being made wherever necessary, with an appropriate augmentation of individual country efforts, supported and appreciated by international communities. Now relevant aspects of environment policies are being considered as a sectoral component of all major international treaties. Thus, now a day, enforcing congenial environment condition free of pollution has become a pre-condition for all development activities.
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